SIX TWICE A-WEEK GUARD. MON DAY, JANUARY 9. 1911 t've is C. A. Johnson. Roth are Re­ publicans. The following are the men who » PERSONAL t take over the control of the other ♦ twenty-five states in which guberna­ ♦ torial elections were held last fall: Alabama, Emmett O’Neal. Demo- (From Saturday's Daily Guard) I er; t. | W. R. White of Walterville, was in Colorado. John F. Shafroth, re­ Eugene over night. elected; Democrat. Mrs. B. F. Bond was in the city Connecticut, Simeon E. Baldwin, from Irving yesterday. Democrat. Miss Laura Garrett went to Al­ Idaho, James II. Brady, Republi­ I bany to visit today. can, re-elected. Hon. and Mrs. R. A. Booth are in Michigan. Chase S. Osburn, Repub­ Portland for a few days. Colonel J. C. Cooper, the Esporan Washington, Jan. 5.—President Taft submitteil to congress today lican, re-elected. Mrs. Cr«*e»l C. Hammond is horn«* First Shoot Clerk and Rob Till Discoverer of North Pole Allays to euthuslast and piou»*el' English Massachusetts, Eugene N. Foss, from a visit in Portland. the report of the special board of ar­ walnut culturlst of th»* Wlllumvtt»* Skepticism by Walking 55 of McKay Hotel, After my eugineerB appointed by him last Democrat. valley, whose h»*ine Is at Mi'MIuuvIlle. W. R. White of Walterville. was in Miles in 15 Hours Michigan, Chas. S. Osburn. Repub­ acting business In Eugene. June aB a result of legislation passed was In Eugene today going mi to Gagging the Guests that month, to examine the various lican. Cottnge Grov»> mi th«* afternoon triiin Dr. B. M Weller went to Creswell Washington, Jan. •>. Captain to lecture there tonight Minnesota, Adolph O. Eberhardt. on the afternoon train today. reclamation projects upon which II«' wanted Peary's recent walking test on Do to deliver a lecture to Eugen«' |»eo- work had been started by the govern­ Republican, re-elected. Miss Adah Allen is In the city KILL POLICEMAN AFTER ceinber, 18, 19 and 20. In which he ment, and to recommend which of Nebraska, Jas. C. Dahlmafl, Dem­ from Portland visiting friends HE ARRESTS THEM walked 55 miles in 13 hours and 39 ple, but no satisfactory arrangements them should be given a share in the ocrat. H. IL Smoole of Condon, was an could me made. minutes. Is regarded by his friends 520.UUU.000 of certificates of indebt­ Nevada. Tasker L. Oddie. Repub­ arrival in Eugene lust night. Mr. Cooper Is accompanied mi this as u refutation of the argu**i< tits atl- Hold Up Passengers on Street edness authorized by the same act, lican. trip In A. J« iih « u , a photographer of Elmer Yarnell .returned this after­ vauced by critics who have question ­ which gave the president power tu New Hampshire, Robert P. Bass, noon from a trip to Portland. McMinnville, who Is taking pictures Car and Make Good ed the time made by I’eary over the of all the walnut gloves of tin* valley appoint such a board. Republican. Miss Nettie Addison was a passen­ his return from the nor'h tee on Their Escape New Jersey, Woodrow Wilson. ger to Loraine this afternoon. The board has recommended and from which cuts will In* made for Mr. pole. Returning from the north pole Cooper's n«*w book on walnut « iiltiin* the president has approved the al­ Democrat. S. P. Ness ami daughter went to Duluth. Minn., Jan. 6. — William covered 150 miles in three Peary lotment of the money among the fol­ New York, John A. Dix. Demo­ Silverton today to spend Sunday. in the Willnmetle valley. Engi ne lowing projet'te: crat. R. M. Hedden of Drain, was trans­ Muzzary, ageii 20. and Algot Johnson, days. In tho journey northward will be well repremnted In th»* publi­ bell boys at the Hotel M< Kay. i*arly from Bartlett, it required five day», cation with views of several of the Ohio, Judson Harmon, Democrat, acting business in Eugene today. Salt River, Ariz., >495,000; Yutna, Ar»z., and California, >1,300,000; re-elected. F. Flood and T. Lowell, of Harris­ today held up, robbed and shot at the an average of 30 miles a day. The leading walnut groves In this vicinity. i night clerk and bound and gagged friends of Peary sav Ills naval tests Oklahoma. Lee Cruce. Democrat. I burg were in Eugene over night, Grand Valley, Colo., >1,000,000; Cn­ Mr. Cooper has i«* Tax <*<>i11n11 »a 1«• n Ims Puite, \«>oiuing and Nebraska, >2,- Rhode Island, Aram J. Pothier. i for Rathdrum, Idaho today on lmsi- and brought Into th«* city on a street unreasonable distance for him to In the department of agriculture iu worl.ltig f««r iiiiinv wi * i *I» h <*qiinllz!ii. i < ar. Suddenly on«* of the youthful 0 Truckee-Carson, Nevada. Teoublican. re-elected. have covered. CSS. ngard to tin* tru«* condition of wal­ (In* tux«':« und tiiiiklng III« N|>|»>rtli>n Peary will appear before the house nut culture In the Wlllantett»* valley. tiK'nt given out t<>'l>«y, flnnl flgur« $ i, 1 ‘J u 0; iiio Grande, New Mexico, South Carolina, C. L. Blease, Dem-, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brenton of bandits pulled a revolver am! shot anti killed Policeman Harry Chess- committee on naval affairs tomorrow T vjl ^ s u UU Mexico, >4,5ou,0uu; Uma­ ocrat. “ Portland, arrived this afternoon on ! more. Th«* robbers then held up the to answer a running fir«* of questions He also obtained considerublo Infor­ for the vnrloiiH »'»nintles l«*lng uh fol tilla, Oiegou, >3ao,u00; Klamath, Or­ South Dakota, Robert S. Vessey, i a visit. I ! passengers mation of tho workings of the gov­ low»' and crew on the car and concerning his polar achievements. ernment egon ana California, Jóoo.ooo; Republican. Miss Sadie Look, of Portland. ar- In scientific Investigation of linker $ 86.16 177 escaped. Poss«*s are searching for ¡strawberry valley, Utah, >2,272,000; Tennessee. Ben W. Hooper, Re- , ■ rived here this afternoon to visit the grow ing of English walnuts, and I Benton i 8« . them. Sunnyside-Yakima, Washington, >1,- publican and Independent. ' friends. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE whih* then* hi' aroused great inter«*»t | ('IncknmiiH 46.7ti'.»,f«5 ¿¿0,000, aud Tiolou, Washington,/ Texas, O. B. Colquitt, Democrat, i (Tribune, (’real Springs, III.) Mrs. Walter Carroll and daughter among the people of that section of ' llatsop >665,000. Wisconsin, F. E. McGovern, Re­ i arrived up from Junction City this Our lease with Uncle Sam having th«* country in their culture in tin* Columbia 23,907 95 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The board also made a tentative publican. practically expired and having decld- WillametU* valley. The goveruinent I Crook ! afternoon. 1 allotment among various projects of Wyoming, W. E. Mullen, Republi-j I de to retire to private lite, we the nas recently sent to this valley two Coo» J. A. Lakin arrived up from Port­ 21.303 93 the geuerai reclamation fund lor the; can. : CITY NEWS : undersigners will otter at public sale land this afternoon to visit hsi fath­ Investigators, who have gotten a lot Currj 1.671 yegri 1911 to 1914 inclusive. This is I at our residence National Capitol at of information iu regard to the in­ 1 totlglllH er. D. R. Lakin. 4 9 «98 9? ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ to supplant the >20,000,000 loau and | Those who think that the only1 Washington, D. C. Monday. Decem ­ Miss Bess Chetwood left today for Ollllain i t i»i .... here. The remains of James Patton, of ber. 5. 1910 all of the following «!•*- dustry to carry on projects which do not . Washington lobbyist is the man who j a visit in Portland and Washington Mr. C»x»p«*r has been pleased to Grant 1 1.528 87 this county, who dieil at the state schlbed property, to-wlt; participate in the distribution of the would safeguard the interests of cap-' points near Tacoma. learn that another edition of Ills Harnaj ill. 19 loau. The projects to share in this : ital, and whose check book is as i One Elephant, «bout Roy Henry and Geo. Stuhlman of tuberculosis sanitarium at Salem on book on walnuts lias been Issu«'»! It Hood River 1« 25 15 Wednesday night, were brought to moasy follow: I "onveniently placed as his handker­ Robertsville, Mo., were arrivals in year old. Is illustrated with views from every Jackson 17.613.73 1 Eugene last night anil were buried in Organ-1 Eugene last night. Yuma, >3 840,000; Grand Valley,: chief are sadly mistaken. One set of Injunctions of High part of th»* valley where wulnuts are JoHephlne I* 1 82 98 the Pleasant Hill cemetery this after ­ >500,UOo; Uncoinpahgre, >2,045,000; j izatfons closely allied with churches Cost of Living. Old enough tn w> an : grown, aud Is au interesting publica­ Klntiintb W. H. Stevens and W. G. Anable, 20.'>08.95 Minideka, >528,000; Payette-Boise, have their lobbyists in the corridors, of Mt. Vernon. Wash., were arrivals noon. Sired by Gold Bugs and damned by toll. Lak« 1l3f. *8« >4.5J >,435; Huntley, >110,000; Milk and while it may be hard to believe, in Eugene this morning. everybody. One purpose of takng numerous l.nn« R3,- ! as a rule, the moral lobby is more One Republican platform, good ns views of walnut grov«*» In th»« valley Lincoln C. D. Hemenway was a passenger 10.97 2.51 275,010; Lo**er Yollewstone, >578,- powerful than the one which would for Mohawk points on the Wendlinc ! *’latlon is preparing to manufacture new; only been used for campaign I h to make* new slides for Mr. Coop­ Linn 46.943 15 , spray for its members, as this Is the OOv; North Platte, $2,185,000; Rio make for immorality. local this afternoon purposes. er’s lecture, which I h tiettor than evei Malheur 14.981 48 Grande, $1,855,000; Truckee-Carson, One Illg Stick, same what worn before. He will l»*cture at Cottage Marlon The two senators who were the Miss Dora Totte: of Roseburg, time of year that fruit trees should «4.774 03 $1,594,000; Missouri pumping $270,- first to leave Washington when the returned to that ci;y this afternoon be sprayed. The association is about from over use. Grove tonight, nt M«*rd Saturiln) Morrow 16,050 59 through shipping potatoes, expecting 000; Belle Fourche, >480,000; Ok­ : s.'ssion of the upper house closed after a visit in Eugene. One Republican machine, nlgnt ami at Ashland mi«* night nex Multnomah 493 4s5 •« anogan, $13,000, and Shoshone, >3,- for the holidays will be among the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalton, of to send out only about four or five what out of repair, but good ns w«*«*k. Ih* will theti »« East and will Polk 26.867.74 000,000. One Financial System, well last to return. They are Senators Salem, are in Eugene for a few days, more carloads. address tho national farmers’ con­ Shermun 12.82« 05 Of these the amounts allotted to I Cummins and Young of Iowa. Sena­ having arrived this afternoon. plied with Clearing house Certificates gress in Texas some time this mouth. Tillamook 22.283 "5 The annual meeting of the Eugene Grand Valley, Lower Yellowstone tor Young has seen only three weeks and a little cash. Mrs. H. A. Dearborn is here from t'luntllln 64.277 5s and Missouri pumping are condition­ i of actual service, but he likes it so Portland visiting at the home of her Fruit Growers’ association will be A large quantity of Old I Dinner Union 33,277 58 held in the circuit court room of «ne NEW SCHOOL BUILDING al. Skills. Pails. Grandpa Hats. Coon well that he wants to return for a son. Professor R. H. Dearborn. Wallowa 16,8 47 17 court house on Saturdav January 14. Teddy Bears, Taft Smiles, nnd I many The totr.l amount of this fund will full term, while Senator Cumtniss is E. H. Westcott and wife, of Cres­ AT SPRINGFIELD READY Wasco 22.30 3 9'» beginning at 10 a. m. The annual be $25,351,897. other things too numerous to men­ ■. orking for the election of a more well. were in Eugene today, return­ Washington 34.096 21 election of officers will take place tion. ,\o ¡.liottueuts, either from the ! progressive Republican to fill the! ing home on the afternoon train. Springfield. Jan. 7. The now Whocler 6.57«i is and much business wilt be transact ­ loan or from the general reclamation seat made vacant by the death of This sale will positively take pine»* Springfield school building Is prac Yamhill Miss Kate Smith of Medford, re­ 22.111.09 ed, besides hearing the reports of service fund were recommended for Senator J. P. Dolliver. on above date regardless of weather. th ally ready for occupancy, and w ill turned to that city this afternoon af­ the follow ing projects, except for Firm made known on day of sale. ♦ ♦ * ter a visit with Miss Grace Hocken- officers. be occupied by the school children Total >1.385.615 *1 necessaary maintenance aud opera­ Roast Crow will be served by the next Monday, when classes will be r< It is the general rule for men smith. Mrs. Henry Nurre has received a tion i Ohl Boy ’ s Republican Club. C. P. Cronk.who has been employed Burned after a two weeks’ vacation *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ elected to high state and federal of­ Orland, Cal.; Garden City, Kas.; fices to sever all connection with the by the forest service at the Tilla­ letter from her husband stating that Every body, regardless of past Only the eight grade» will occupy K.tlelas, Kapato and Benton, Yaki­ corporations and personal business mook planting station at Hebo, is In he is feeling much better and will re­ political servitude Invited, This this building, and the High school t ELMIRA NOTES t main in the East for a time before stuff must be cleared away. ma project, Washington; Carthage, immediately after their election is a the city. will have /or itself the old building coming home. Then they will move N. M., and Hondo, N. M. Joe Cannon. Auctioneer: Colonels D. E. Fitton. of the forest service, on Mill street. It will have ample certainty. Governor Foss of Mas­ The president informs congress in sachusetts, is an exception to the rule has gone to Toledo, Or., in the inter­ to some point in the East, but have Rockefeller. Morgan and Vanderbilt, quarters for there are 10 rooms for Elmira, Orc . Jan 7 Earnest his letter transmitting the report that and he has not resigned either from ests of the service, to be gone a few not decided just where. Mr. Nurre G. O. P. Managers. some 55 pupils. There are eight says the weather has been fine at he has approved the report “after the business concerns nor the corpo-, days. Teddy Roovevelt, Clerk. rooms In th» new building, and It I >uckworth am! wife of Kent, Ore . are visiting their parents. Mrs A careful consideration, believing that rations with which he is identified, Nels Lasson, who has been I visiting Rochester, Minn., where he has been will easily accommodate the school Duckworth and Mr. and Mrs. D«n- it sets forth a plan for the distribu­ and says he does not intend to do his folks near Eugene, left on the staying. population of Springfield proper. nlng. tion of the loan and of the available so. noon train today for Washington. The High school physics depart­ It is reported by many of the far­ J. Y. nn»l Mary Maxwell spent a reclamtition fund that from an engi­ where he is at work. ment this week received a small mers living near the city that many few day» Inst week In Coburg, vUlt- neering and economic standpoint will McMinnville Register: Mrs. Jen­ of the small school boys are in the quantity of additional apparatus, The present house of representa­ nie Grissen returned to her home in Ing their sister, Mrs Perl Wood best serve the completion of these which will be added to the labora­ D«irthn Bond of Hubbard. Or., Is projects which should be given the tives consists of 391 members. With Eugene Monday, having spent the habit of shooting song birds and oth­ tory, which Is now very complete Hp«*ndlng th»* holiday» nt th«* home of preference in construction and com­ the increased population recorded in holidays with her daughter, Mrs. er feathered inhabitants of the farm, The school already owns over >250 her parents, Mr. and Mr» M ohch E v - pletion over such projects or parts of the last census the next house would Earl Wright, and other relatives and other than game birds, with small worth of modern scientific apparatus er*. rifles. The shooting of song birds projects which are more remote an»l have a membership of 430, an in­ friends. for this department and during the is against the law and probably some EUGENE WILL HAVE Ruby Yale» of Woseo, ami Mamie may properly wait until a later date crease of 39. In '.his estimated total Captain B. K. Lawson and J. C. youngster will be caught up to stop year it Is possible to perform some Polock of Eugene, »p»*nt last Week are included members from the new Johnson for construction.” A NEW BASEBALL of Cottage Grove, were in 45 different experiments. state» of Arizona and New Mexico. the city this afternoon to attend the the practice. visiting friends und relatives around TEAM NEXT YEAR Political mathematicians figure that meeting before the county court to Elmira. a c lanahan The Eugene and Great Western in a hundred years, should the recent apply for an appropriation for an ar­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Dori» Hale have GIRL ARRESTED Eugene will have a new baseball Land company, recently organized ratio of increase continue, the house mory here. moved Into th»* Christian church par­ FOR SHOPLIFTING sonage. INCUBATOR PRIZE would consist of a thousand mem­ Mrs. W. H. Stanley and children here, has let the contract for the team next year that may pull the city erection of a >2000 residence on the out of the reputation that it has for bers. Mis» Smith of Coburg closed a of Saginaw are visiting in Eugene company's « A 4 tract of land recently pur­ lack of interest in this game. There Sarah Shaffer, Aged 17 Years, very Riicccssful term of school at th" A Chicken-Raising Contest Is with Mrs. Frank Stanley. Mr. Stan­ chased two and a half miles west of is a team, partly organized, whose Fir Grove school on Inst Friday Governor Woodrow Wilson’s fight ley will arrive Monday and then the Accused of Stealing at Launched Among Boys Th«* Elmlrn nnd Florence Tele­ in behalf of James F. Martine to suc- family will go to Wendling where he Croswell. The work of clearing and members are practicing daily with the horsehide ball as often as the Or ­ Cottage Grove ex Y. M. C. A. phone Co hav«* started out a cr»*w o* ceed United States Senator Kean of has been given the position as tsore grubbing the land is progressing rap­ egon winter weather will permit. Fur ­ idly and 7000 pear, apple and walnut New Jersey has brought out some in­ keeper. tnent to reset poles nnd fix up th»dr trees, which will plant about 12 5 thermore, this team will not depend Cottage Grove, Jan. 7 ? Sar- lines. This will be greatly apprecia­ The chicken-raising contest waa teresting facts In the political career acres, have been ordered. They will upon the city merchants for its fi­ ah Shaffer, aged 17 years, te»! by the patrons of th»* Illi**. launched at the Y. .'1. C. A. Thurs­ • ' Mr. Martine. He was once elected nances, This is a proposed team by sides with her mother on be set out this winter. Mi s Nellie PotHeff 1» nttendlnk, day evening when eight of the twa.lve :o the common council and twice de-, SIMPLE REMEDY the employes of the Oregon Power side of the railroad tracks, school In Elmira. contestants met to discuss the plans. •‘■ate:! for congress, three times for j A number of taxpayers of Cottage Company, to be known as the “O.P.” rested yesterday by Marshal Snod FOR TYPHOID FEVER Grov«' B. W. Inman has put up a tcle- Methods of record-keeping aud feed­ t te senatoi, and four tiii.es for me want a new road district cre­ team. There is some unusually good grass, on complaint of Battel Sisters, phom* line down to hl» farm. -embly, twice before conventions* ing were discussed aud the terms of it is claimed, among baseball talent, ated out of territory surrounding With the present Editor Guard: charged with shoplifting. Upon the r the nomination for governor, once the contest arranged. The bo>s ».ere very enthusiastic and an onlooker for sheriff and once for mayor of scare of typhoid , whether real or fan­ that city exclusive of other road dis­ the employes of this company, espec- prisoner being arraigned before Jus­ NO DOUBT ABOUT several of the new "im- tricts In that vicinity. The matter tally amon print the letter that tice Counter the case was transferr­ would have been surprised at the Plainfield. Three years ago he was cied, would you will come up for hearing in the ported” force, and there is no Want ed to the juvenile court at Eugeen. cmckeu lore which these young fel- the minority’s choice for United 1 am sending? “BARRIER” COMING I have had a great deal of exper- county court on Tuesday, January of either variety of pitchers. Every this court having no jurisdiction on States senator. He has always been a ium lime aire-u/ accumulated. day before the noon hour, when the account of the girl being a minor •ence with this dreadfttl disease and 10, at 2 p. m. lhe contest was originated for the strong William J. Bryan man. weather permits, the pavement upon Deputy Sheriff Pitcher took the pris­ believe the remedy that I am sending purpose of developing an interest in « 4 4 TO EUGENE THIS TIME School Superintendent W. B. Dil­ Oak street makes an excellent dia­ oner to the county seat yesterday af­ if taken in will break up the fever ,.,t «.u.wtu industry in and around The International Reform Bureau lard is receiving papers for the mid ­ mond, and good twirling can be seen. ternoon. Eugene. There is no doubt that there which counts as among its most im­ the first stages, and that it will help For th»* s»*cond time In th«» last The gas and electric boys are really The Bartel Sisters missed several two sessons. contract» have been r<*- is a great chance in this direction, portant duties to see that congress­ nourish the patient, and keep fever year eighth grade examination to be held in the various schools on Janu-i enthusiastic over their plan for a articles of wearing apparel. Including celvi'il by Manager G«*o. H Smith fur and it is hoped that the knowledge men work and not give poor excuses under control If It has gone too far and experience gained by the boys to stay away from the executive ses­ break It. I have used it in my own ary 19 and 20. Under the present team, and there Is no reason why a waist, from their store on January th»* coming of Klaw and Erlnnger'a system all of the public schools are they should not be able to bring their 3, and on Wednesday discovered the New York success, "The Barrier” to will some day prove of great benefit sions of the lower house, will have no family and know of several cases to them as Individuals, and to the fault to find with Representative that were pronounced typhoid by compelle»! to use the same questions company fame after the fourteenth waist on the person of Miss Shaffer. the Eugene Theatre on January 14. and a uniform standarfl of efficiency of April. A search warrant was Issued out of community as well. If th«* war between tho leading Nicholas Longworth, son-in-law of ex­ prominent Eugene doctors, that quit fhe McClanahan Incubator which President Roosevelt. Mr. Longworth taking the doctor’s medicine and the is required before the eighth grade Justice Counter’s court, and the mar­ theatrical magnate», which Influen- pupils are permitted to enter High • fever broke up after taking this medi shal went to the Shaffer homo for li.'.s been donated by the maker to the spent the most of his time during the c»*i! hundreds of thousands of dollars SPRINGFIELD WILL school. the purpose of making an Investiga­ worth of plays, hud not reached n cri­ contest has proven quite a desirable holidays drafting a iariff commission cine. HAVE GUN CLUB Take any good grade of coffee, tion. He accused the girl of bavin ■« sis, "The Barrier” would have vlslt- prize, and each lad is determined to bill representing as nearly as pcssi- A number of residents of road dis­ the waist In her possession, whereup­ <•<1 us long befor»» this, as It was one v.in. lhe chickens are likely to re­ b’e the views of the ways and means using 1-2 lb to make 1 1-2 pints of been complet- Arrangements have trict No. 41, lying a few miles north ­ letter member January uth as a red committee. He will have it com-; liquid. Then get Burgundy or port west of Junction City, were before ed for a meeting to be hold next on she acknowledged the theft and of Hu* original booklngH. schedule»! not only produced the waists, but two for th»* high i spots on the Pacific i .j, tor suieiy they will have clean **'otnd to present to congress at the wine: commence giving 1 tablespoon­ the county court today asking that Tuesday evening at 7: 30 In tho For- ’.mses <-ud care the rest of their •irst oppertunitv after the opening of ful of coffee, then In one hour 1 ■i portion of road district No. 83 esters hall over the post office for expensive scarfs. The Schaffer fam eoaat. tablespoonful of wine; keep this up lly came hero front Corvallis a few There 1» an armatile ________ declare'! ______ . nt days. • , , the holiday session. for 4S hours or longer If the fever be annexed to 41. Those who spoke the purpose of organizing a gun and months ago. Boys’ Secretary Weaver, who is be­ th»* pre»er»t time, and In between the before the court in favor of the mat ­ rifle club at Springfield. Over thir ­ has no« broken In that time. hind the contest, is much to be held clashing of factions, "The Barrier" Of course we are supposing th ter were J. H. Ferguson, J. J. Winn, ty have signified a willingness to ----------------------♦»♦♦»<> • has b«*on permitted to pass, carrying in high gratitude by Eugene’s cham­ EUGENE’S POPULATION J. D. Cox. W. H. Maloy and J. H. join and aid in making the organiza ­ patient Is to be confined to his bed. pion egg producers. a flag of truce, for Its mission Is end given sponge baths every two Moffett. Those who opposed the tion a success. At tills mooting th'* : FIGURED ACCORDING The inspection of ** chicken houses, ««•<>» peaceful, nnd th»* demand for it has MARRIED : were measure and spoke against It matter will lie thoroughly discussed, ’’«•••rs: all nourishment In a liquid yards and records will be done unan- z cauHed th»* mon big in theatrical af­ J. R. Turnbow, E. J. Norton and plans outlined for future growth. ♦ f'*rm, and plenty of pure water, and each boy will not • »4 nounced, so that TO SCHOOL CENSUS also lemonade. See that the bowels Frank Williams. No decision was All are taking an Interest and if the fairs to have some conaldoration for be "prepared.” At th»* parsonage of the M. E. the long suffering public. given today, but the matter was ta­ present plans are matured Spring­ are kept o*«en. may desire to get Acy boys that When Seattle completed her school field will have an active club. Later church south at. Junction City. Janu­ / fter the fever has left, give about ken under consideration. inio line may do so until next Tues- census she discovered that she had on if the fellows succeed in their ary 4. 1910, Geo. W. Faw ver ami PORTLAND FIFTH IN 2 grains of quinine twice a day for »1 y afternoon, when the contest will 5.6 times as many population as! John Kestly returned today from trap shooting, other clubs will be In­ Miss Lena Raping, Rev. G. W. Hous»*- two or three days, and gradually Le closed io all. Each boy must have school children, Tacoma had 4.17 :in extended trip through California. vited in and orizes offered. All who holder, officiating. BUILDING OPERATIONS at least five hens to start with. times as many, and Portland 5.35 I come back to solid foods. This recipe is found in the last He was much pleased with his trip, desire to join should be at the meet­ ♦♦♦♦♦e~***eeeAAeeee«e4ee« Free reading coures will be provid­ times as many. but he says Eugene and Springfield ing next Tuesday evening and aid In ed each boy who enters and the com­ Eugene has 2,779 school children, edition of Dr. Chase’s Book. Chicago. Jan. 6 Tho Amerlcnn suit him best. He and his wife trav­ perfecting an organization. Even Yours respectfully, pletion of this course will count 10 w hich if multiplied by the Seattle | Contractor reports that the first 16 eled as far south as Fresno, visiting though you have had no experience t BORN. • : MRS. ELLEN NEEDHAM points In the final count. per centsge, (5.6). gives Eugene a I cities in the total cost of construc­ Springfield, Or. San Jose, Santa Cruz and other sou­ at the trap, you are Invited to join I ♦ population of 15.562; by the Tacoma tion of buildings during 1910 are: thern California points as well as and learn to shoot blue rocks. It Is ♦♦♦♦•♦•••••»•«•«••»♦♦♦♦♦♦Z R. F. D. No. 2. <»♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ percentage, (4.17), 11,558, and by New York ..... >188,789.345 the larger cities. He tells about the an amusement well worth your while (5.35), In Eugene. Jan. 7, 1911, to Geo. the Portland percentage, 96,932,700 Chicago .......... w ♦ same story that Mr. Peery, of Spring­ and will keep one In excellent, prac­ W. Harris and wife, a son. 37,866.565 Philadelphia field, brings back, that California is tice.—News. : Politics and Politicians X gives the city 14,867. 21,684,100 Los Angeles good enough in the winter time If ♦ Hackenschmldt for >20.000, part of Portland ......... DIED died The directors of the Lane County 20,886.202 you have lots of money and wish to which was posted tonight. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ Asset company met this afternoon I ♦ GOTCH SAYS HE ♦ do nothing, but for a business man, St. Louis 1 9.600,063 The 'announcement wns mad«* ns Detroit ..... Two of the twenty-seven states to further consider the contract with 17.515,945 Oregon Is a far better state. QUITS THE GAME Hackenschmldt nnd Westergard were Hist begin the new year with new the Eastern capitalists in regard to Seattle 1 4 449,1 1 0 A notice has ben rec-tvod hv mall preparing to wrestle. by "Farmer ” 1 .« or r''-ele«*ted chief execu- financing the proposed coast electric from Silver l ake. Or., of the doth of 1 4.363.830 The county clerk issued 53 hunt- Omaha, Neb., Jan. 7.— Frank Burns, who stated that >1 (inn hid Minneapolis -*r«> headed bv men named railway. Definite announcement in ' I William Holder on December 31. He er»’ nnd 15 combination hunters’ nnd Gotcb, champion wrestler of the Knnsas City 13,783.19« •■''ready been deposit.,I by himself on f rn'ng of construe'« construe-« was bom on August 1 1, 1 854. Inter nnglers’ 1fc«*nso« s'nee th first of t;«e world, has turned that honor over to • ' > lifort*», Hiram W. «■egard to the b«’ «'.•■n'ng behalf of Gotch, nn»l that the re ynrlf sv-t ’ l Vn murfo In n four ! *./.r . ^--r —«4* -*nd in »*" nwdp a few1 mo-t tno’r n!'*re |n fh« Pa Icier «*« nr. All the duck hunters took out. Yuslff Mahmout and announced that malnder would be posted nf ,in,. Evnngellne Chapter Eastern Star, time held Its annual Installation of offi­ ’If- nc.q thp nr»w ’’O«r he would back Mnhmout against. ’ll • challenge v as accepted. cers last night. I DULÜTH BELL 80/ PEARÏ PROVES SENOS REPORT OF EXPERTS WALNUT TREES THEN ESCAPE SPORTS « « « M C : : STATE IM IS I56.CII.03